Odium Hydroxide White Flakes or White Pearls Caustic Soda

• Customization: Available
• Classification: Caustic Soda
• Appearance: Flake
• Model NO.: Caustic Soda
• Grade Standard: Industrial Grade
• Solubleness: Soluble Alkali
• Ionization Capacity: Strong Alkali
• Quality: First-Class
• Usage: Industrial Alkali
• Transport Package: 25kgs/Bag for Flake and Pearl
• Specification: 250kgs/ Drum for solid
• Trademark: zlt
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 2815110000
• Production Capacity: 4000 Tons / Week

Product Description

Information Of High Quality Caustic Soda Fakes /Pearls

Product  Name	CAUSTIC SODA
Type	FALKES/PEARL/SOLID/LIQUID
Formular	NAOH
Cas No	1310-73-2
Hs Code	2815110000
Einecs No	215-185-5

 
Specification Of Caustic Soda 

Caustic soda	NaOH(%)	Na2CO3(%)	Nacl(%)	Fe2O3(%)
96%Flakes	96.0 Min	1.2 Max	2.5 Max	0.008 Max
99%Flakes	99.0 Min	0.5 Max	0.05 Max	0.005 Max
98%Flakes	98 Min	1.1 Max	0.6 Max	0.01 Max
96% Solid	96.0 Min	1.2 Max	2.5 Max	0.008 Max
99% Solid	99.0 Min	0.5 Max	0.05 Max	0.005 Max
99% Pearl	99.0 Min	0.5 Max	0.05 Max	0.005 Max

 
DOT Classification:

DOT Classification:	Class 8
U.N.	1823
Packing Group:	II

 
Other Related Information

Terms of payment	30% TT in advance & 70 % against the copy of B/L
	100% L/C at sight OR Part TT & Part L/C
Time of delivery	within 15days after get your TT payment/  ORG L/C
MOQ	25MT

 



What Is Caustic Soda Used For?
 
Caustic soda - or sodium hydroxide - is the natural co-product of chlorine production; indeed, the laws of
chemistry define that for every tonne of chlorine you produce, about 1100 kg of caustic soda is also produced,
together with 28 kg of hydrogen.

The caustic soda is widely used in a number of industrial processes.

It constitutes an essential reactant in the production of many useful organic chemicals (more than 30 %
of caustic production goes into this application).
Inorganic chemicals like paints, glass and ceramics and uses in fuel cell production and cosmetics are also
very important.
The paper, pulp and cellulose industries are major users of caustic soda.
Other areas where caustic is essential are: the food industry, water treatment (for the flocculation of
heavy metals and acidity control), the soaps and detergents sectors, the textile sector (as a bleaching agent),
mineral oils (preparation of greases and fuel additives) and the synthesis of the synthetic fiber rayon

About four per cent of caustic production is used in the process of refining aluminium from its ore bauxite.
The remainder of the caustic production (more than 17%) has miscellaneous applications, like the synthesis
of pharmaceutical compounds, rubber recycling and the neutralisation of acids.